If you have recently announced your decision to divorce, you may have noticed that people around you have a lot of advice to give -- particularly those who have been through a divorce of their own. While all of this advice is probably well intentioned, you have probably noticed that not all of it is helpful. What you may not realize, however, is that some of it can be downright harmful, especially it involves legal and financial matters pertaining to your divorce.
Beware of electronic spying during and after divorce
During and after divorce, it is important to be alert to the risk that your ex could be using technology to invade your privacy. Not only is spying creepy and potentially illegal, but depending on the circumstances it could may affect the outcome of divorce-related issues such as child custody, property division or spousal support. In some situations, it can even be dangerous.
Poll hints at link between summer vacation and divorce
For kids throughout Colorado, the summer vacation has finally arrived. For them, summertime often means more time to relax at home, play with friends, travel and maybe take in a swimming lesson or two. For many parents, however, summer break is not necessarily a "break" at all.
Researchers say Facebook use may be linked to divorce
Spending too much time on social networking sites like Facebook may be hard in your relationship, according to a recent study. The study, which was published online recently in the journal Computers and Human Behavior, found that heavy use of Facebook and similar sites correlates strongly with divorce and marital problems among couples in the United States.
